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    Posted: 31 October 2005 at 09:04
Shot these this morning.
Anyone know what they are?
Are they good to eat?
How do you prepare them?
What do they taste like?
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Taste like chicken!LOL
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Canku;

Pull the other one, it's got bells on.

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canku-

those are drake mallards. taste a lot like pig liver. you need to bone 'em out, pressure cook for about 30 minutes, cover w/ cherries and white onions, then bake at 350 for 45 minutes to make 'em really good.
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i thought they were huns.....maybe sharptail?
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grouse or a sage hen of some sort. except for color they look just like
grouse.
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I think they are feather footed Gimbal Partridge. Last I heard they were on the Endangered Species List.LOL RD
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  In Colo. we'd called them Sage Hens when I were just a Lad,if my mind ain't to bad wasted they taste like Pheasents.
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Canku;

Now you skin them there breasts & examine them closely with a good looking glass.  Somewhere you'll see:  "Vulcanized by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron Ohio", real small mind you.

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You just lost Ron's attention, when you told him to look at the breasts!
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C'mon, they're sharp-tailed grouse!!  Darker meat than ruffed grouse or pheasant, but good nonetheless.  Good hunting for them in North and South Dakota!
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I was thinking Ptarmigan.

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alright, i knew they were familiar - sharptails. i see them alive and flying
every day. maybe it was the pose, but i wasn't sure. realized they weren't
huns soon after i made that post.

as ric said, my attention span wanders at the mention of certain key words!


welcome to BSB, marsh! where are you form?

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There sharpys all right and they are good!!
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Anyone on here hunt Ruffed,Spruce or Blue Grouse; Chukar;Mountain ,Gambles or Valley Quail;Bandtailed Pigeon or Eurasian Collared Doves an invasive species? Grouse tastes great I gut & skin the birds,cut them into pieces, season them with Johnny's Lamb & Game Seasoning,brown them in little oil in a pressure cooker then add water put on the top and pressure cook them 10 to 15 minutes,Um good, do the same with squirrel and rabbit.Seasoning available at Johnny's Fine Foods,319 E. 25th St, Tacoma, WA 98421  1-800-962-1462, shopping@johnnysfinefoods.com .I've been using this game seasoning 30+ years and so have many of my friends.

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